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Epic Games has alleged in a court filing that Apple hasn’t complied with court orders, and must to more to allow developers to point users to subscriptions outside the App Store.
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While the long-running Epic Games vs Apple legal battle appeared to end in mid-January 2024, the “Fortnite” maker has filed a new notice of non-compliance and said it intends to pursue a motion of contempt of court. Epic’s complaint is similar to its accusation of “malicious compliance” over Apple’s new EU App Store rules.
Once the Supreme Court declined to hear either Epic’s or Apple’s appeals, Apple was required to follow the lower court’s anti-steering ruling. Specifically, Apple was to no longer prevent developers from telling customer of alternatives or other offers through their app.
Epic says that Apple isn’t doing enough to comply with US App Store court orders
Epic says that Apple isn’t doing enough to comply with US App Store court orders
